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The Winds of Change Are Blowing Again?

I am (again!) thinking of changing the look of this site. This will be the fifth time in the past couple of years. As a Web designer I find it difficult to stick with any one look for a long time and sure enough, I am getting the itch once again.

You can get an idea for the look I am thinking of going with by clicking here. The benefits of the new design are:

  • I can showcase some nice photographs on the page
  • I can have a “featured” area at the top
  • The menus have been more logically ordered (recent posts at the top, then recent comments, etc).

I am not crazy about the colors, so am open to suggestions there.

Anyways, let me know what you think? Should I let the winds of change blow?


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